Winona State University Transcript

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I have given every course that I have taken at WSU a difficulty rating,
a "work" required rating, and an importance rating. These
ratings are totally subjective and are done from the point of view of
me as a college senior (comparing each course to other courses I've
had). However, I try to take into account the amount of knowledge that
I had when I took the course. I would like to stress that these ratings
do not reflect the opinions of any of the other students who have taken
these courses (they can vary considerably from student to student).
Furthermore, the low difficulty ratings that I have given to some courses
(for instance, most CS courses) reflects that the difficulty of those
courses is low when compared to the difficulty of courses with a score
of 4D (i.e. Quantum Mechanics).


For the definitions below I define "work" as all studying,
homework, and research required during the course in order to get A.




Key for Subjective Course Rating (SCR)





































































0W required little or no "work"
1W required some "work", but not much
2W required a moderate amount of "work"
3W required quite a bit of "work"
4W required an extreme amount of "work"
0D the "work" was easy
1D the "work" was not difficult
2D the "work" was somewhat difficult
3D the "work" was fairly difficult
4D the "work" was quite difficult
0I The course was a waste of time.
1I I learned a few things, but the amount learned probably didn't
justify the time spent.
2I The course was fairly helpful. Some of it may have been tiresome
review or the course may have moved somewhat slow, but it was worth
the time.
3I I learned quite a bit! There is no doubt that this was an important
course.
4I This was among the most important courses I have had! What I've
learned has opened up whole new vistas of thought. I highly recommend
this course to everyone whether or not they're even going to school.

So, according the the SCR key, the hardest courses get a rating of
4W4D and the easiest courses get a rating of 0W0D. An easy but important
course might receive a 2W2D3I while a hard course that wasn't terribly
helpful might receive a 4W3D2I.








The "Why" column


The "Why" column of the table refers to what requirements
the class satisfies. "CS" or "PHYS" means the course
went towards satisfying the requirements for my Computer Science or
Physics major. "MATH" or "PHIL" means the course
went towards satisfying the requirements for my Math or Philosophy minors.
"G1" to "G7" refer to different sections of the
general education requirements. Anything that has a "-e" appended
to it means that the course was an elective. If the why column is blank
for a course then that course did not go towards satisfying any requirements
for any of my majors, minors or gen eds.









UNDERGRADUATE ACADEMIC RECORD



































































































































Advanced Placement Exam


DEPT. # COURSE NAME QH GRADE Why SCR
MATH
225
Calculus 1
10
P
CS/PHYS/MATH
N/A


1994 Summer Session II


DEPT.

COURSE NAME
QH
GRADE
Why
SCR
HIST
100
Intro to Higher Education
1
P


0W0D2I


1994 Fall


DEPT.

COURSE NAME
QH
GRADE
Why
SCR
CMST
191
Fundamentals of Speech
4
B
G1
2W2D3I
CS
150
Overview of CS
4
B
CS
1W1D0I
CS
155
Introduction to CS Tools
2
P
CS
1W1D1I
CS
234
Algorithms and Problem Solving 1
4
N/A
CS
1W1D2I
ENG
112
Accelerated College English
4
B
G1
3W2D3I
MATH
226
Calculus 2
5
B
CS/PHYS/MATH
4W3D3I
MISC
101
First Year Experience Seminar
1
A


0W0D1I


1994 Winter


DEPT.

COURSE NAME
QH
GRADE
Why
SCR
CS
250
Algorithms and Problem Solving 2
4
A
CS
2W1D2I
HPER
103
Racquetball
1
B
G1
0W0D2I
HPER
121
Basic Weight Training
1
A
G1
1W0D2I
HPER
214
Standard First Aid
3
B
G6
2W2D2I
MATH
227
Calculus 3
5
A
G3/PHYS/MATH
4W3D3I
PHIL
240
Philosophy of Science
4
A
G4/PHIL
2W1D4I


1995 Spring


DEPT.

COURSE NAME
QH
GRADE
Why
SCR
CS
340
Data Structures 1
4
A
CS
2W2D3I
CS
399
C++ Programming
2
A


1W1D3I
MATH
218
Introduction to Discrete Math
4
A
CS/MATH
2W1D3I
MATH
329
Multivariable Calculus
5
B
PHYS
4W3D3I
PHYS
221
College Physics 1
5
A
G3/PHYS
3W3D4I


1995 Fall


DEPT.

COURSE NAME
QH
GRADE
Why
SCR
CHEM
212
Principles of Chemistry 1 + (Lab)
5
A
G3/PHYS
2W3D3I
CS
351
Intro to Assembler and Architecture
4
A
CS
2W1D4I
PHYS
222
College Physics 2
5
A
PHYS
3W3D3I
PHYS
332
Computer Organization
5
A
PHYS
1W1D3I


1995 Winter


DEPT.

COURSE NAME
QH
GRADE
Why
SCR
CHEM
213
Principles of Chemistry 2 + (Lab)
5
B
G3/PHYS
2W3D3I
CS
375
Software Engineering
4
A
CS
2W1D1I
PHIL
201
Classical Philosophy
4
B
G5/PHIL
2W1D3I
PHYS
223
College Physics 3
5
B
PHYS
4W3D3I


1996 Spring


DEPT.

COURSE NAME
QH
GRADE
Why
SCR
CS
420
Computer Architecture
4
A
CS-e
2W2D4I
PHYS
328
Electrical Circuits and Measurements 1
5
B
PHYS
4W3D3I
PHYS
333
Microprocessor Electronics
5
A
PHYS
2W1D3I
PHYS
340
Modern Physics
5
A
PHYS
1W1D2I


1996 Summer Session 1


DEPT.

COURSE NAME
QH
GRADE
Why
SCR
CMST
261
Public Speaking
4
A
G2
3W2D3I
ECON
201
Principles of Microeconomics
4
A
G4
2W1D3I


1996 Summer Session 2


DEPT.

COURSE NAME
QH
GRADE
Why
SCR
ACCT
201
Financial Principles of ACCT 1
4
A
G7
2W1D2I
ECON
202
Principles of Macroeconomics
4
A
G4
2W1D2I


1996 Fall


DEPT.

COURSE NAME
QH
GRADE
Why
SCR
CS
341
Data Structures 2
4
B
CS
2W2D3I
CS
412
Networking
4
A
CS-e
2W2D4I
PHYS
330
Analog Electronics
5
C
PHYS
4W4D3I
PHYS
451
Quantum Mechanics
4
A
PHYS-e
4W4D3I


1996 Winter


DEPT.

COURSE NAME
QH
GRADE
Why
SCR
CS
376
Operating Systems
4
A
CS
2W2D3I
CS
413
Advanced Networking
4
A
CS-e
2W2D4I
PHYS
430
Electromagnetic Theory 1
4
A
PHYS
4W4D3I


1997 Spring


DEPT.

COURSE NAME
QH
GRADE
Why
SCR
CS
445
Artificial Intelligence
4
A
CS-e
2W2D3I
MATH
330
Differential Equations 1
4
A
PHYS/MATH
2W1D3I
PHYS
370
Optics
4
B
PHYS
3W2D4I
PHYS
431
Electromagnetic Theory 2
4
B
PHYS
4W4D3I


1997 Summer Session 1


DEPT.

COURSE NAME
QH
GRADE
Why
SCR
CS
491
Practicum (only 4 QH toward CS)
8
P
CS-e
N/A


1997 Fall


DEPT.

COURSE NAME
QH
GRADE
Why
SCR
CS
415
Higher Level Languages (ROCH)
4
A
CS
2W2D3I
MATH
425
Numerical Analysis 1
4
B
CS-e/MATH
2W2D3I
PHYS
425
PHYS of Semiconductors
4
A
PHYS
3W3D3I
PHYS
460
Advanced Laboratory 1
2
A
PHYS
3W2D3I
STAT
318
Probability
4
A
CS(or 279)/MATH
2W2D4I


1997 Winter


DEPT.

COURSE NAME
QH
GRADE
Why
SCR
CS
467
Object Oriented Analysis
4
A
CS
2W1D4I
PHIL
230
Moral Theory
4
A
PHIL-e/G2
2W2D3I
PHIL
250
Symbolic Logic
4
A
PHIL-e/G2
2W1D3I
PHYS
420
Control Theory
4
B
PHYS
3W4D3I
PHYS
461
Advanced Laboratory 2
2
A
PHYS
3W2D3I


1998 Spring


DEPT.

COURSE NAME
QH
GRADE
Why
SCR
CS
435
Theory of Computation (ROCH)
4
A
CS
2W2D3I
ENG
223
Classical Mythology
4
E


4W2D3I
PHIL
120
Introductory Philosophy
4
A


2W1D4I
PHIL
330
Biomedical Ethics
4
B


2W1D3I
PHIL
202
Aristotle & Late Classical Philosophy
4
B
PHIL-e/G5
2W1D3I
PHYS
490
Robotics Laboratory
2
B
PHYS-e
3W2D3I



















Summary of Letter Grades


GRADE
# I received
MEANING
A
40
4.0 * QH
B
18
3.0 * QH
C
1
2.0 * QH
D
0
1.0 * QH
E
1
0.0 * QH
P
4
Pass
I
0
Incomplete








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CUM GPA: 3.58/4.00

Computer Science GPA: 3.87/4.00

Physics GPA: 3.54/4.00







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